Sentence examples for which are standing from inspiring English sources

"I once again come before your agency," he wrote in 1983, "to demand our Bronze Eagles, which are standing at the entrance to your office".

Destination DC, a marketing organization for the city, has teamed with hotels to offer a limited number of ticket packages for the reserved areas, which are standing room only.

It should have been obvious at the outset that the largest contributors to the global macroeconomic imbalances — such as the United States, China and Germany — would try all along the way to influence the process in order to minimize their respective share of correcting those imbalances which are standing in the way of sustained growth.

Not only would Americans pay less for energy, but with solar they would also provide power back to the grid at peak hours, when utilities are the most taxed — and when they turn to their most expensive and dirtiest "peak" power plants, which are standing by for just such occasions.

Updated at 6.49pm BST 10.36am BST Shaun Walker reports from Torez that the victims' bodies are being brought to three railway cars, apparently with refrigerator capability, which are standing at the train station in the town of Torez, several miles from the crash site.

SaaS companies, which are standing on the shoulders of cloud providers, are excelling.

I went in by the front gate, which was standing open.

He invited me to look closely at the canvas, which was standing, unframed, against a wall.

"In my view, the House of Representatives needs to keep doing what it's doing, which is standing strong.

Jeff Wicks, a spokesman for the private ambulance company Netcare, which was standing by at the mine, also declined to comment.

He stepped from a black limousine and briefly stood before the ceremonial Presidential Regiment, which was standing outside in the chill.